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Urban Trialogues Co-productive ways to relate visioning and strategic urban projects Call for papers Congress registration and programme Antwerp, Belgium 19-23 September 2007 43rd International Planning Congress ISoCaRP International Society of City and Regional Planners STRATEGIC PARTNERS Flemish Ministry of Internal Affairs, Urban Policy, Housing and Integration (Vlaams Minister van Binnenlands Bestuur, Stedenbeleid, Wonen en Inburgering) Flemish Ministry of Finance and Budget and Spatial Planning (Vlaams Minister van Financiën en Begroting en Ruimtelijke Ordening) Flemish Architect (Vlaams Bouwmeester) VROM Netherlands Ministry of Housing, Spatial Planning and the Environment (Ministerie van Volkshuisvesting, Ruimtelijke Ordening en Milieubeheer VROM) European Quarter Fund (Fonds du Quartier Européen) Antwerp Port Authority (Gemeentelijk Havenbedrijf Antwerpen) City of Ghent (Stad Gent) City of Liège (Ville de Liège) University of Leuven, Department for Architecture, Urban and Regional Planning and the Flemish Institute for Innovation, Science and Technology (K.U.Leuven – I.W.T) COLLABORATING INSTITUTIONS VRP Flemish Association for Spatial Planners/Designers (Vlaamse Vereniging voor Ruimte en Planning VZW) CUB Belgian Town Planners´ Union (Chambre des Urbanistes de Belgique) Design Sciences Department of the University College of Antwerp – Higher Insti- tute of Architectural Sciences, Henry van de Velde (Hoger Instituut voor Architec- tuurwetenschappen Henry van de Velde) ISURU Higher Institute of Town Planning and Urban Renewal (Institut Supérieur d’Urbanisme et et de Rénovation Urbaine) ECTP-CEU European Council of Spatial Planners (Conseil Européen des Urbanistes) BELO Brussels-Europe Liaison Office APERAU Association for the Promotion of Study and Research in Town and Country Planning (Association pour la Promotion de l’Enseignement et de la Recherche en Aménagement et Urbanisme) _Table of conTenTs Invitation Welcome by the President ..............................................................4 Invitation by the City of Antwerp ...................................................5 General Rapporteur ...........................................................................6 Call for Papers Congress Topic ....................................................................................8 Paper Submission .............................................................................6 Young Planning Professionals Pre-Congress Activities - Workshops of Young Planning Professionals .......................................................20 Congress activities, Programme, Tours and Events Preliminary Congress programme ................................................24 Location of venues and hotels ................................................. 25-26 Keynote speakers ..............................................................................27 Policy-makers’ Summit ..................................................................28 SP2SP ..................................................................................................28 Strategic Structure Plan .................................................................29 Technical Tour ...................................................................................29 Mobile Workshops: Ghent, Strategic Plan for the Port of Antwerp, Liège ........33 Social Events .....................................................................................34 City Tours Welcome Reception Companions’ Excursion Farewell dinner Congress Team, Scientific Committee, YPP Team .....................35 Local Organising Committee .........................................................36 About ISoCaRP ..........................................................................................38 Registration Congress Registration .....................................................................42 Hotels ................................................................................................47 About Antwerp .........................................................................................50 2 > Invitation 3 Pierre Laconte / President ISoCaRP _WELCOMe by The PResIDenT Dear colleagues and friends, The 43rd Congress “Urban Trialogues” focuses on strategic projects to be implemented in agreement between a diversity of actors and stakeholders, mainly emphasizing the gap between planning and implementation. This topic is particularly challenging to planners worldwide. We hope that many of them will be interested in presenting their experiences and thoughts. As part of its aims, ISoCaRP wishes to promote planning education and to participate in the development of the planning profession, in the context of worldwide urbanisation. This year’s Congress will therefore again be preceded by Young Planning Professionals’ workshops. One will be held in Antwerp, in accordance with the pattern of previous years. The other one will be held in Brussels, under the res- ponsibility of the Belgian Chamber of Planners and will focus on the strategic development of the European Quarter. Antwerp and other progressive cities will take advantage of the 4th ISoCaRP Summit of Policy-makers. ISoCaRP is grateful to the Mayor of Antwerp, Mr Patrick Janssens, who provided for this opportunity, as well as the opportunity to host the Congress in his fascinating city. Antwerp is one the largest ports of Europe, and one of its oldest. Its unique cultural mix and openness to the world are part of a long tradition. We encourage our participants to stay a few days more and discover its historic heritage, its contemporary architecture and its vibrant cultural activities. See you in Antwerp, warmest regards to you all. 4 _InVITaTIon by the cITy of anTWeRP . Ludo Van Campenhout / The Vice-Mayor for Urban Planning / President LOC 1 2 2. Patrick Janssens / The Mayor / Honorary President LOC All over the world, not in the least in Western Europe, cities have undergone a thorough transformation during the last decades. Some cities undeniably suc- ceed better than others in meeting the challenges that they are facing. What about our city ? Antwerp has a glorious past, and its future is still open. Our major challenge is to ensure that the Antwerp of the future will be at least as attractive as the Antwerp of the past. If we want to turn Antwerp into the best possible living and working environ- ment for its diverse inhabitants and visitors, we need a clear and coherent vision for its physical space. This has been achieved in the Strategic Structure Plan which defines the major spatial choices for the next 5 years. It contains concrete projects as well as implicit measures for crucial areas. As the city and its territory are rapidly being transformed by a number of large structural operations, this strategic document will safeguard good spatial texture and will guarantee a high quality level for all projects to come. There are no other instruments as powerful as city planning, urban develop- ment and architecture when it comes to creating an attractive living environ- ment. We take great pleasure and pride therefore in inviting you to join us in Antwerp for the 43rd ISoCaRP International Planning Congress. We are confident that the City and the Local Organising Committee will spare no efforts to making this a successful and rewarding congress. 5 _GeneRal RaPPoRTeUR Fernanda Magalhães / General Rapporteur The General Rapporteur of ISoCaRP’s 2007 World Planning Congress is Fernanda Magalhães (Brazil), Urbanist and Architect. Current post-doctoral fellow at MIT/Special Program of Urban Studies (SPURS). She obtained her Ph.D. from Bartlett School in London in 992. She is an adjunct professor at Universidade Federal do Rio de Janeiro in Brazil and has 20 years of experience in Brazil, Portugal and England. Her main areas of expertise are urban design, urban rehabilitation, low-income housing, and urban planning and implementation, with a number of publications in the field. She is a consultant for the IDB (International Development Bank) in a number of projects in Brazil. 6 > call for papers URban TRIaloGUes co-PRoDUcTIVe Ways To RelaTe VIsIonInG anD sTRaTeGIc URban PRojecTs 1. Congress Topic The Local Organising Committee and the General Rapporteur propose to focus on ‘strategic urban projects’ in a complex, multicultural and diverse context both in developed and developing countries. Strategic urban projects are defined as projects, coordinated by public actors in close co-operation with the civil society, private sector, and other semi–public actors. Strategic projects are considered necessary to achieve normative policy objectives and goals (such as sustainable development and spatial quality, poverty reduction, disaster prevention, security, etc) embedded in strategic planning processes at different policy levels. Strategic projects have an impact on a larger area, and aim to transform and innovate the spatial, economic and social-cultural development of this larger context through a punctual interven- tion. Strategic projects aim to integrate different goals and objectives of the dif- ferent policy sectors, the ambitions and goals of stakeholders - the civil society, the private sector, as well as the inhabitants and users of the area, which can be called the ‘actors’ in a development process. Strategic urban projects aim to consolidate, to transform, to restructure or to re-use the urban areas/spaces for new and emerging demands from public and private (individuals, economic and cultural) actors in
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